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REVEALED: Here’s what Territory Labor is hiding in its 2024 election campaign review

REVEALED: Here’s what Territory Labor is hiding in its 2024 election campaign review

ANALYSIS: Fifteen months ago, Territory Labor Leader Selena Uibo was handed a review of the party’s crushing 2024 election defeat prepared by the national executive, which she promptly hid and refused to make public. Today, the NT Independent can reveal the contents of that report show the party has yet to fully come to terms with why Territorians booted it from office and failed to learn any lessons from one of the worst political defeats in Territory history.

Confusion over Local Court judge appointments amid allegations of politicisation

Confusion over Local Court judge appointments amid allegations of politicisation

The NT’s acting Chief Judge was forced to issue an extraordinary “correction” earlier this week after an email from the courts’ deputy registrar stated there would be no new Local Court judges appointed “in the foreseeable future” necessitating cancelled court lists in an already over-stretched system, which kicked off allegations in legal circles that the CLP Government had rejected the appointment of new judges on the grounds that their alleged politics did not align with the ruling party’s.

‘Very difficult to work with’: Feds sum up Finocchiaro CLP Govt after meeting to discuss funding priorities

‘Very difficult to work with’: Feds sum up Finocchiaro CLP Govt after meeting to discuss funding priorities

Federal Finance Minister Katy Gallagher says the Finocchiaro CLP Government is gaining a reputation as being “very difficult to work with” following a meeting on Friday that the Federal Labor Government scheduled to discuss why the NT was leaving tens of millions of dollars on the table in unclaimed flood disaster relief payments and why other money it has collected from the Commonwealth is not being spent on domestic violence prevention, remote housing and in other crucial areas.

‘Choosin’ Texas’: Cahill leads US trade delegation to help NT companies make case for Beetaloo gas benefits

‘Choosin’ Texas’: Cahill leads US trade delegation to help NT companies make case for Beetaloo gas benefits

Twenty-four Territory business and industry bodies will travel to Texas with Trade and Business Minister Robyn Cahill for an unspecified period of time and at an unknown cost to taxpayers to make their case to US-based companies for benefits from Beetaloo Sub-basin gas-related projects in the NT, the Minister says. The total cost to taxpayers for the Texas trip was not disclosed, however Ms Cahill’s office “estimated” it will cost $27,000 alone for her to attend the voyage.

CLP to relocate up to 150 people from Darwin housing shelter to Batchelor

CLP to relocate up to 150 people from Darwin housing shelter to Batchelor

The Finocchiaro CLP Government will relocate residents of the Batten Road YiSSA transitional housing facility to Batchelor as part of a costly plan that will see a new repurposed demountable facility built that will also accommodate remote flood evacuees, but the decision has irked Batchelor residents and its local council who say the government did not consult with anyone there before announcing the “bad idea”.

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